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    This document contains 5 problems related to designing point-to-point optical communication links. Problem 1 asks to calculate and graphically compare the maximum transmission distances of two systems operating at different wavelengths. Problem 2 asks to determine the appropriate receiver for a 5 km link given specific component specifications. Problem 3 asks to calculate system rise times for a 90 Mb/s transmission over a specified fiber. Problem 4 asks to plot transmission distance versus data rate for a system with given parameters. Problem 5 provides specifications to complete a table of maximum transmission distances for different data rates limited by attenuation, group velocity dispersion, and modal dispersion.

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    This document contains 5 problems related to designing point-to-point optical communication links. Problem 1 asks to calculate and graphically compare the maximum transmission distances of two systems operating at different wavelengths. Problem 2 asks to determine the appropriate receiver for a 5 km link given specific component specifications. Problem 3 asks to calculate system rise times for a 90 Mb/s transmission over a specified fiber. Problem 4 asks to plot transmission distance versus data rate for a system with given parameters. Problem 5 provides specifications to complete a table of maximum transmission distances for different data rates limited by attenuation, group velocity dispersion, and modal dispersion.

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    This document contains 5 problems related to designing point-to-point optical communication links. Problem 1 asks to calculate and graphically compare the maximum transmission distances of two systems operating at different wavelengths. Problem 2 asks to determine the appropriate receiver for a 5 km link given specific component specifications. Problem 3 asks to calculate system rise times for a 90 Mb/s transmission over a specified fiber. Problem 4 asks to plot transmission distance versus data rate for a system with given parameters. Problem 5 provides specifications to complete a table of maximum transmission distances for different data rates limited by attenuation, group velocity dispersion, and modal dispersion.

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    The University of Jordan

    EE 0943524 - Optical Communication and Laser


    Problem Set V-Point-to-point-link

    1. Make a graphical comparison and a spreadsheet calculation of the maximum attenuation


    -limited transmission distance of the following two systems operating at 100 Mb/s:
    System one operating at 850 nm

    (a) GaAlAs laser diode: fiber coupled power 0 dBm

    (b) Silicon avalanche photodiode: -50 dBm sensitivity

    (c) Graded index fiber: 3.5 dB/km attenuation at 850 nm

    (d) 1 dB/connector connector loss

    System two operating at 1300 nm

    (a) InGaAsP LED: fiber coupled power -13 dBm

    (b) InGaAs PIN photodiode: -38 dBm sensitivity

    (c) Graded index fiber: 1.5 dB/km attenuation at 1300 nm

    (d) 1 dB/connector connector loss


    Allow 6 dB system margin in each case

    2. An engineer has the following components available:

    (a) GaAlAs laser diode, operating at 850 nm, fiber coupled power 0 dBm

    (b) Ten sections of cable each of which is 500 m long, has 4 dB/km attenuation, has
    connectors at both ends.

    (c) 2 dB/connector connector loss.

    (d) A PIN photodiode receiver, -45 dBm sensitivity.

    (e) An avalanche photodiode receiver, -56 dBm sensitivity.


    The engineer wishes to construct a 5-km link operating at 20 Mb/s. Which receiver
    should be used if a 6-dB operating margin is required.

    3. A 90-Mb/s NRZ data transmission system that sends two DS3 channels uses a GaAlAs
    laser diode with 1 nm spectral width. The rise time of the laser transmitter is 2 ns. The

    1
    transmission distance is 7 km over a graded index fiber that has 800 MHz-km bandwidth
    distance product, assume DGV D = 0.07 ns/nm-Km.

    (a) If the receiver bandwidth is 90 MHz and q = 0.7, what is the system rise time? Does
    this meet the required bit rate being less than 70% of a pulse width?

    (b) If there is no mode mixing (q = 1) , what is the system rise time?

    4. Plot the transmission distance versus the data rate of the following system. The transmitter
    is GaAlAs laser diode operating at 850 nm with 1 nm line width, coupling 1 mW into the
    fiber. The fiber has 3.5 dB/km attenuation at 850 nm and 800 MHz-km bandwidth. The
    receiver sensitivity can be approximated by the equation PR =9LogB - 68.5 where, B is
    the data rate in Mb/s. For B = 1000 Mb/s, plot the attenuation limited transmission
    distance, the modal dispersion limits with q = 0.5 and q = 1 and the material dispersion
    limit. Consider 1 dB connector loss at each end and 6-dB system margin.

    5. An engineer has to design a point to point link using multi mode fibers with bandwidth 800
    MHz-Km and DGV D = 0.07 ns/nm-Km. The transmitter is an InGaAsP LED operating
    at 1300 nm. The fiber coupled power from this source is -13 dBm. The source spectral
    width is 40 nm. Fiber attenuation is 1.5dB/Km at 1300 nm. The receiver is InGaAs
    PIN photodiode with sensitively PR = 11.5LogB - 60.5 where, B is the data rate in Mb/s.
    Consider 1 dB connector loss at each end and 6-dB system margin. Complete the following
    table

    B (Mb/s) Latt (Km) LGV D (Km) Lmod , q = .5 (Km) Lmod , q = 1 Km Max L(Km)

    10

    100

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